As Kenya prepares to attend the Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow on October 28th and 29th, families of Kenyans recruited to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war are still seeking answers about missing and dead relatives. The government says 84 Kenyans have been killed or are missing in action, out of 354 cases linked to the conflict. Kenya says it is engaging Russian authorities to pursue accountability, support affected families and strengthen protections against irregular recruitment.

FAMILY – EVANS KIBET